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 ==== Additional Information ==== ==== Additional Information ====
  
-The switch was likely in production from 1989 to around 1994. The switch replaced the first generation switch [[:switch:alps_skcm_orange|Alps SKCM Orange]]. It has no relation to [[:switch:alps_skcm_black|SKCM Black]] despite that switch replacing it after its discontinuation.+The switch was likely in production from 1989 to around 1994. The switch replaced the first generation switch [[:switch:alps_skcm_orange|Alps SKCM Orange]]. It has no obvious direct relation to [[:switch:alps_skcm_black|SKCM Black]] despite that switch replacing it after its discontinuation.
  
 The leaf spring that generates the tactile event is noticeably different to that of SKCM Black, having a punched hole in the flat part of the leaf. This leaf spring was also seen in [[:switch:alps_skcm_ivory|SKCM Ivory]]. The leaf spring that generates the tactile event is noticeably different to that of SKCM Black, having a punched hole in the flat part of the leaf. This leaf spring was also seen in [[:switch:alps_skcm_ivory|SKCM Ivory]].
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   * US-made doubleshot Dell AT101s come with SKCM Salmon, whereas doubleshot AT101s made in Japan have SKCM Black.   * US-made doubleshot Dell AT101s come with SKCM Salmon, whereas doubleshot AT101s made in Japan have SKCM Black.
   * No part number has ever been found for SKCM Salmon   * No part number has ever been found for SKCM Salmon
-  * Apple never offered single-keyswitch replacement parts for keyboards with SKCM Salmon, despite offering this in the past. 
  
 Confirmation for this can unfortunately only come from contact with Alps directly, but the preponderance of circumstantial evidence warrants this section. Confirmation for this can unfortunately only come from contact with Alps directly, but the preponderance of circumstantial evidence warrants this section.